May 16, 2013: Gameloft\u00ae, a leading global publisher of digital and social games, today announced that three of its popular games will be made compatible with the newly announced Google Play game services from Google. Google Play game services will enhance the Android gaming ecosystem, bringing global leaderboards, achievements, and advanced social features. Gameloft\u2019s popular FPS, Modern Combat 4: Zero Hour is the first Gameloft title to receive these new features, and is available today on the Google Play store. Dungeon Hunter 4 and Asphalt 7: Heat will also be updated with Game Services in the coming weeks.<\/p>\n
\u201cWorking closely with Google, we have leveraged these new tools to enhance the game experience for our millions of Android players\u201d, says Baudouin Corman, Vice President of Publishing for the Americas. \u201cThe new Google Play game services give players more options to connect with their friends and share their gaming experiences. We\u2019re thrilled to be part of the launch.\u201d<\/p>\n
Google I\/O attendees can get a first glimpse of the new versions of Modern Combat 4: Zero Hour and Asphalt 7: Heat on the show floor. The two titles, with Google Play game services integration, will be showcased at a Gameloft kiosk during the event.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
May 16, 2013: Gameloft\u00ae, a leading global publisher of digital and social games, today announced that three of its popular games will be made compatible with the newly announced Google Play game services from Google. Google Play game services will enhance the Android gaming ecosystem, bringing global leaderboards, achievements, and advanced social features. Gameloft\u2019s popular<\/p>\n